Aero Design History

2022

Wingspan	110.53 in
Length	81.31 in
Maximum Height	32.04 in
Empty Weight	12.79 lb

2020

Wingspan	118.68 in
Length	85.15 in
Maximum Height	28.75 in
Empty Weight	12.3 lb

2019

Wingspan	144.00 in
Length	98.75 in
Maximum Height	24.87 in
Empty Weight	12.5 lb

2018

Wingspan	144.00 in
Length	102.76 in
Maximum Height	22.42 in
Empty Weight	11.66 lb

2017

Drawings missing. No recorded technical specifications available for this year.

2016

Wingspan	92.67 in
Length	63.22 in
Maximum Height	18.63 in
Empty Weight	8.07 lb

2015

Wingspan	95.59 in
Length	58.39 in
Maximum Height	20.13 in
Empty Weight	9.35 lb

2014

Wingspan	94.68 in
Length	59.36 in
Maximum Height	20.26 in
Empty Weight	8.30 lb

2013

Wingspan	142.972 in
Length	61.023 in
Maximum Height	20.625 in
Empty Weight	7.50 lb

2012

Wingspan	142.020 in
Length	64.191 in
Maximum Height	18.065 in
Empty Weight	11.00 lb

2011

Wingspan	118.460 in
Length	74.096 in
Maximum Height	29.064 in
Empty Weight	8.00 lb

2010

Wingspan	115 in
Empty Weight	7.25 lb

2009 — The Puffin

Wingspan	99.01 in
Empty Weight	7.83 lb
Aircraft Nickname	The Puffin

2007

Wingspan	7.811 ft
Empty Weight	5.95 lb

2000

Aircraft Name

The Flyin’ Bison

1999 — ESCARGO

Primary Aircraft Name	ESCARGO
Area Breakdown (square dm)
Wing Area	64.2
Tail Area	10.1
Total Area	77.5
Secondary Aircraft
Aircraft Name	The Red Flion

1998 — Prairie Fire II / Spruce Moose

Aircraft Name	Prairie Fire II
Wing Span	96 in
Payload	25 lb
Wetted Aircraft Weight	10 lb
Gross Aircraft Weight	35 lb

Aircraft Name	Spruce Moose
Description	Second generation of the 797 with an all-composite body and wing
Wing Span	96 in

1997 — 797 / Take Off Eh!

Aircraft Name	797
Description	Unique experimental all-composite Aero Design aircraft

1994 — Air Canuck

Aircraft Name	Air Canuck
Description	Second iteration of Prairie Fire with a new design

1993 — Prairie Fire

Aircraft Name	Prairie Fire
Description	First model aircraft designed and manufactured by SAE members